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April 19, 2016

• Review: Some art quilts ‘Cutting Edge,’ some not at Washington State History Museum exhibit
• Fresh Rolls now open in downtown Tacoma
• Tacoma methanol project canceled
• South Sound unemployment rates fall in March
• Tideflats site’s fate and ideas for development up in the air
• Tacoma drop-in center dedicated to helping youths affected by human trafficking
• Monday temp an all-time record for April in Western Washington
• Gypsy moth spraying to begin Tuesday in Tacoma
• Rogers High exchange student feels at home on pitch
• Service Clubs of Puyallup to host breakfast with JBLM general
• Biographer to detail Ezra Meeker’s journey on the Oregon Trail
• Special Olympians, peer partners dance the night away
• Caucus is as effective as a voter-suppression law
• After 13 years, CIA honors Fort Lewis Green Beret killed on secret Afghanistan mission
• Man pleads not guilty to fatal Puyallup-area crash
• Man who tried to hire fellow inmate to kill wife, church members, gets 10 years
• Tacoma teen sentenced for kidnapping ex-girlfriend, infant and then firing shots at bystanders
• High levels of lead found in samples at 4 Tacoma homes
• After caucus chaos, Washington Democrats ask: Where’s our primary?
• District needs to deliver on Wainwright promise
• Marijuana: Vote threatens jobs in new industry
• Security: Rainiers game hardly a prime target
• Methanol: Water resource is too precious
• Former Idaho state senator challenges Washington lawmaker
• White River Bridge between Enumclaw, Buckley to reopen early
• Fife baseball focused, humble about its hot season
• Prep roundup: Wilson’s sixth-inning surge hands North Thurston its first 3A Narrows loss
• Timberline ace Whalen stifles Olympia for crucial 4A Narrows victory
• Sounders’ record improving — but is their play?